IDVD 4.0.1 Troubles

Ok, let me just outline the difficulties I've been having:
So, my friends and I put together a couple different half hour movies on a somewhat old DV [I think] camera that records to a tape. We uploaded each of these movies in succession to iMovie, added transitions and put the movies together in it without a hitch, and then tried to go into iDVD. For the first movie, we had a relatively simplistic menu, consisting of a title slide and scene selections [about 20 scenes] and music on this. In iDVD preview, it all worked great. This all happened a while ago, so I might be slightly off on some of this, but the general concept remains the same.
Next, we burned the movie with iDVD.
It burned. But not well. On the DVD, which, to iDVD's credit, actually did play on my home DVD player, compression artifacts [big cubes of one color] abounded, not on every scene, but they popped up about once a minute all over a half-second or so clip. And the audio gradually mis-aligned itself. But hey, first movie ever, so we were happy.
So we get to the second movie. Same process, until we burn with iDVD, and the burn fails entirely. iDVD merely succeeds in rendering a blank DVD completely useless. So we try again, same story. Then I think we gave up on it for a while. So we try again with a third movie, same story. Same original editing process, and it doesn't burn from iDVD. Menu was more complex, but only 5 slides or something.
I just tried another iDVD burn with advice I got from another forum, and I was suggested to export the movie from iMovie as a .DV file and then bring that into iDVD. It worked better this time. I set up a menu with one slide, no scene selection, audio on the menu, an intro movie [which I forgot to make a .DV and imported it as a .mov file.] and burned it. It encoded fine beforehand. During the burn, on Stage 2, iDVD seemed to freeze until I moved the window a little bit, and then I got that pinwheel for about a minute before it moved to Stage 3. Then it stayed on Stage 3 for 3 hours before I went to bed. So when I came down in the morning, iDVD had basically failed in burning, and 2 error messages came up, something like;
1) Buffer underrun error
2) Disc may be scratched [It was not]
So I popped the DVD into my home DVD player on a television. Intro movie was non-existant, menu was perfect, and the movie was fine for the first 2 minutes before it got full of compression error squares for about half a second and then the video stopped entirely and the audio continued on. Not quite what I was aiming for.
Any advice? Because I was hoping iDVD would work a little bit better than this.
BTW, I'm using a Dual Processor G5 with DVD burning capacity, and currently running Mac OS X 10.4 [not sure if it's 10.4.1 or 10.4.2 or whatever]. And iDVD 4.0.1.

Hi Cornelius
A. I am just trying out OS X.4.2 and QT 7.0.1 on an external hard disk and
having an unsafe experience. Mainly I use OS X.3.9 and QT 6.5.2
B. I don't Export / Share to iDVD or QT (.dv or what ever) but uses another
way that have been much more stable/safe (my opinion)
Try this way.
a) Close iMovie
b) find the project icon/folder
c) Ctrl-click on it and Show package.(if in iMovie HD/5)
d) in this there are a folder -> Shared Movies -> iDVD
e) in this there is a QT movie nnnnnnn.mov
f) drop this into an open theme in iDVD and save it as a desktop image
(if iDVD prior HD/5 You have to add a hack to make this possibly
named HPfurz and install it)
Test this with Apple DVD-player - OK then burn it with iDVD
or Toast if You have and dont want to re-code the movie.
Yours Bengt W

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I have burned two disks now using iDVD and had no trouble but I do have a question about transitions in slide shows. On the first disk I used a slide show (8 minutes, 99 images) with the “fit to music” option and the “use safe area” option for the display. The images were a little too small for my taste on my TV so I redid the show and unchecked the “safe” option. At the same time, I cut 9 of the slides but since I kept the “fit to music” option the timing was slightly slower. Fine, but I noticed that the dissolves between the images were “flickery” when compared to the first one on my TV. I had extracted the .dv of the first slideshow and included it on the second DVD so I could compare them directly and it’s true - they are smooth in the first but noticeably less so in the second, full screen, slideshow.
Has anyone else had this happen? Should I try to add nine more images back in? As it takes over an hour to burn this disk on my old, slow machine I'd rather ask first than attempt every possible variation on my own.
I can add that both disks were burned with the 60 minute “faster” rather than the 120 minute “better” quality mode. Since one doesn’t display the flickering I don’t really think the quality mode is relevant but who knows...
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Hi Rick:
Matti Haveri (one of the top rated iLife members) has done tests on this subject. here are his results:
----quote:
Movie slideshows tend to flicker with high-frequency images while "soft" images are OK.
So I did a quick test to see how the input image's resolution and blurring affects the output quality of those high-frequency images.
Test material: some 2048x1536 digital camera JPG images that had a lot of very sharp edges (buildings, thin wires, construction work scenes etc -- i.e. "high-frequency" images). I converted them to TIF so that there was no lossy JPG degradation involved. I manipulated the images in Photoshop as follows:
1. original 2048x1536
2. original bicubically resampled to 768x576. I guess also iPhoto bicubically resamples; at least the results are very similar. On the other hand, I believe Graphic Converter does not have bicubic resampling so I haven't got as good results with it.
3. original bicubically resampled to 640x480
4. original with 90° (vertical) 3 pixel Motion Blur. The idea is to blur only the horizontal thin lines which flicker on an interlaced TV. The vertical lines are unaffected by this filter.
5. original with 1 pixel Gaussian blur. This blurs horizontally approximately as much as the 3 pixel Motion blur, but it blurs the image also vertically.
In iMovie's 4:3 PAL standard DV project (720x576) I applied to each image a) no Ken Burns and b) 1-5x zoomed 10 second Ken Burns. I did not let iMovie render the non-Ken Burns images while exporting the project to iDVD because that is a well-known source for bad quality.
I burned the project via iDVD's Best Performance to DVD and checked the result via an interlaced 28" CRT TV.
The results:
#1-5 were all sharp with no Ken Burns as well as with 1x zoomed Ken Burns. But the higher resolution non-blurred input images were, in fact, TOO sharp and thus flickered on a TV:
1. 2048x1536 flickered very badly with and without Ken Burns
2. 768x576 flickered slightly less but also very disturbingly
3. 640x480 flickered only little. But both #2-3 tolerated the 3-5x zoom very badly because the input resolution was so small. The zoomed-in image was too blurry and the details were lost.
4. Vertical Motion Blur didn't flicker at all. But during the zoom there was some disturbing "living" in the vertical lines. Obviously the vertical lines must be blurred, too:
5. Gaussian blur didn't flicker and the zooms were beautiful and peaceful. The Gaussian blur lost some fine detail in the zoomed-in image but the quality was very good. And the loss of fine detail is just a trade-off for the flickerless image.
In fact, I have had very similar results to #5 with Photo To Movie's High Quality setting. Also Toast's slideshows are of good quality. A lot of people have also been satisfied with Still Life and PhotoMagico.
Conclusions:
- iMovie should blur the images so they wouldn't flicker on a TV. Applying a small Gaussian blur to the input images seems like a good workaround.
- Using Photo To Movie, Toast, Still Life and PhotoMagico and other 3rd party utilities are good alternatives, too.
----end quote
:)Sue

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I'm trying to do the same thing and finding it difficult.
iMovie09's 'share' function to iDVD is great.
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An investigation of times required to burn DVD during 'audio' phase.

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When iDVD appears ‘hung’ it is actually saving to a file, called ‘tempmovie.mov’, in the iDVD project, which in turn is actually a package. I used a spreadsheet to track the size over time of this file, which hit a max of 1.01 GB in my case.
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Rendering Audio
- Phase 1. iDVD ‘locked’ and ‘unresponsive’. Rendering the file tempmovie.mov took 42 hours using up to 80% of processor time. iMovie used 12-18%. Initial spurt of several hundred Mb of file size in an hour, then about 100 Mb in second hour, then adding to the file at a low of 10 Mb per hour, high of 15 Mb/hr.
- Phase 2. Spinning activity wheel (burning wheel?) started back up after indeterminate time (running at night). New file called ‘CurrentAudio’ created, but not added to, no files ‘growing’. iDVD unresponsive, but not marked in the Activity Monitor as such. Menus greyed out.
Rest of audio terminated after waiting 60 hrs with iDVD using average of 13% processor time. I gave up on it, had to force-quit. iMovie was using about 8% of the processor time.
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Turned off two tracks in iMovie file (top & bottom tracks), erased third (center) track and imported Garageband track to center via iTunes. Sent to iDVD.
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Rendering Audio
- Phase 1. iDVD ‘locked’ and ‘unresponsive’. Rendering tempmovie.mov took 16 1/2 hours, max. 80% processor for iDVD, max.12% for iMovie. Initial spurt of 240 Mb file size in first hour, then about 130 Mb in second, 90 in third hour, 66 in fourth, average of 45 +/- 6 Mb per hour after 4 hours. At end, 20Mb file ‘CurrentAudio’ created.
- Phase 2. 14 hours at least spent with iDVD only using average of 2% of processor, iMovie using 5.5%. No spinning ‘burning’ wheel. Again, iDVD was unresponsive, but not marked in the Activity Monitor as such. I terminated the process with a force-quit.
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Rendering Audio
- Phase 1. iDVD ‘locked’ and ‘unresponsive’. Rendering tempmovie.mov took 1 hour 45 minutes. Initial spurt of 600 Mb file size in first hour, then about 570 Mb/hr for balance. max. 88% processor for iDVD, max. 3.2% for iMovie.
- Phase 2. 11 minutes to save disk image.
Conclusions.
Using three tracks of Audio increases the rendering time enormously (42 hours for audio).
It also pays to erase unwanted tracks in iMovie rather than just unticking them (16 hrs vers. 1.75 hrs for audio).
It takes the same amount of time to render three tracks in iDVD as it does to export them to Garageband, (and you still have to re-render in iDVD afterward).
Either iDVD doesn’t like saving to the desktop, or I had a corrupt/missing file that prevented saving the disk image. Probably the latter.
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Brian,
this year's price "Most Longanimous Person of The Year" belongs to you!! THANKS for you efforts and reports..
you've probably read Karl Petersen's reports about some mysterious "benchmark", when an iM project gets stuttering/unrespondsively due to "too many" audio clips..
.. I'm actually producing my Xmas gifts.. 55min project = 2h encoding ... (see spec below) ...
but: I'm editing my iM projects mostly on an external harddrive; and it is a "habitual ritual" of mine, to import the final movie as QT/Full Quality file onto my internal hd, THEN fire-up iDVD => never had any trouble with audio-encoding; my videos are "solid" dv-streams ...
so, how about adding that (single dv-stream of your movie) setting to your test set-up ...?
and: why the hack 1:40h for testing?? why not ... 5min? ;-))
happy holidays ..

The following files could not be found??

All,
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Hi
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In What Video-Codec ?
There is no standard only out there but zillions of Codecs
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Video Formatted (Codec) as: nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
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Trouble-shooting guide
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buenrodri wrote
I solved the problem by removing the file: 3ivxVideoCodec.component. after that, up-dated iMovie runs ok.
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Yours Bengt W

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Hi
I quit it, but if I open it again iDVD asks me if I want to update the assets. When I click update assets, I ruins all of my chapter markers and all the scene selections point to one marker.
This is a BUG in iDVD'08 and onwards.
Only medicine is to never look back - or start a brand new iDVD project.
Sorry - there are no good solution to this as far as I've read this iDVD forum.
Yours Bengt W

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